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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
7
Tens of thousands of farmers and townspeople cut store bills by half last year despite short crops and reduced wages. The Hastings 1916 Seed Catalogue explains how to plant and tend home gardens to save money and includes garden and farm seeds. Free by request from H. G. Hastings Co., Atlanta, Ga.
The Western Circuit sees two declarations of candidacy for Solicitor General. P. Cooley asks for voter support and pledges duty if elected, while W. O. Dean announces candidacy subject to state Democratic executive committee actions in Monroe, Georgia.
The Solicitor General appeals to white citizens of the Western Circuit for a second term. He cites long court hours and case preparation as reasons for continued service, pledging crime suppression and enforcement of laws and court decrees.
Athens Banner reports a formal audience with the president representing Athens interests. Jurists note the civic implications and potential policy responses affecting local governance and regional concerns.
Congressmen expose names of Judge Horace M. Holden and Judge Andrew J. Cobb as candidates to succeed late Justice Joseph Rucker Lamar. Tribble reports the president has not yet decided and will consider both candidates, who have served on Georgia's supreme bench.
E Warren Moise a University of Georgia and Oxford graduate has been elected secretary and treasurer of the University club succeeding Thomas W Connolly. Moise a Rhodes scholar 1911 1913 14 is now with the law firm Little Powell Smith & Goldstein. Honorary members were admitted from Emory University U of Georgia Oglethorpe Georgia Tech Agnes Scott Mercer and heads of Georgia bishops including Methodist Catholic and Episcopal church leaders.
Mrs. Thomas Monk credits Vinci with curing her husband's bronchial cough and reviving his health. The ad claims Vinci contains cod liver oil extract with peptonate of iron and beef peptone and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. H.R. Palmer & Pab druggists in Athens Ga promote the product locally.
The New York cotton market opened steady with modest gains and later fluctuated thinly as selling appeared. March to July contracts ranged around 12.47 to 12.94 cents with spot markets in several cities showing mixed firmness and Liverpool cables signaling gradual moves. Futures in Liverpool closed steadier, while U.S. prices faced small declines from morning highs.
Special to the Banner. Atlanta reports Georgia may become a major source of Indian relics for national museums and the Smithsonian. Following discoveries in Nacoochee valley mounds and other sites, George Gray brings a rare spear head from McCalla's island. The green flaked spear head measures about fourteen inches and shows three notches on each edge designed to ensure a fatal wound if used.
Advertisement touts Hyomei as a natural cure for catarrh with an inhaler bottle and dropper. Claims a portable climate in a vest pocket, four daily breaths, and permanent relief if one bottle fails. Palmer & Sons sell many outfits and offer money-back guarantees as a safety Promise.
The lines depict a brief exchange about safety in numbers and a kiss, with characters Harold and a speaker referencing a magazine caption. The fragment lacks clear context, setting, or narrative arc.
Guidance to avoid drafts and exposure and eat well. Dr King s New Discovery from pine tar and balsams claims to kill cold germs soothe irritated throats and heal mucous membranes with over 45 years of use. For children Dr Bell s Pine-Tar-Honey soothes and loosens phlegm and promises quicker relief with early treatment.
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